Inhibition of Bak Activation by VDAC2 Is Dependent on the Bak Transmembrane Anchor
Authors:
- Michael LazarouMLMichael Lazarou
- Diana StojanovskiDSDiana Stojanovski
- Ann E. FrazierAFAnn E. Frazier
- Aneta KotevskiAKAneta Kotevski
- Grant DewsonGDGrant Dewson
- William J. CraigenWCWilliam J. Craigen
- Ruth M. KluckRKRuth M. Kluck
- David L. VauxDVDavid L. Vaux
- Michael T. RyanMRMichael T. Ryan
Open Access
- 1 November 2010
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Vol. 285 (47) , 36876-36883
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